No Support Here County Hit Again On Corry Meals
Confusion over funding for Corry Meals on Wheels persists after Erie County commissioners hear that GECAC has not provided funds for Corry but has funded similar programs in Erie Albion and Union City. A voucher for about 4000 dollars misled the local committee into believingCounty support existed, yet funds covered other programs. An assurance was given the local meal program would continue through September 1973.
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Erie County Commissioners
Ben Wiley
Greater Erie Community Action Committee
GECAC
Erie
Albion
Union City
Meals On Wheels
Corry’s
Corry
Wiley
Commissioners
Commission
William QO. Hill Jr
State Regulations May Cut School District Savings Plan
State rules on borrowing by Corry Area School District complicate financing. District can no longer borrow by simple board resolution and must seek state permission, potentially delaying funds needed for payrolls. Officials note $500,000 in time certificates remains inaccessible for 90 days, prompting a shift to more liquid but lower earning deposits to cover emergencies and avoid missed reimbursements.
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Corry Area
Corry Juvenile Arrested In Jamestown
A 16 year old with a Corry address was arrested in Jamestown on marijuana possession. He was found intoxicated and passed out in a hedge, taken to the station, and will be arraigned in juvenile court later today. The youth has a juvenile record in Jamestown.
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Corry
Jamestown
the Journal
Compromise Sought as Pennsylvania Pay Reform Fails
Legislative leaders in Harrisburg search for a second compromise on a proposed legislative pay hike as the Senate nears rejection of the plan. Republicans and Democrats clash over a 38 to 62 percent increase, while a House measure to reduce chamber size garners attention amid public pressure and lobbying by judges and officials.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Commonwealth Compensation Commission
Robert Fleming
R-Allegheny
Rouse
Thomas Lamb
Dallegheny
House
Rep
Robert Butera
R-Montgomery
Dutera
House Rules Committee
K. Leroy Irvis
D-Allegheny
Judiciary
Capitol
Irvis
Kissinger Saigon Trip Fuels Vietnam Peace Talk Rumors
U S presidential adviser Henry Kissinger arrived in Saigon amid rumors of a new peace move with North Vietnam. Tho disputed a breakthrough while Kissinger plans to brief President Nixon before the Republican convention. He then heads to Tokyo en route home, pausing in Saigon through Friday.
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Henry Kissinger
Tan Son Nuht
Saigon
South Vietnam
Ellsworth Bunker
Kissinger
Vietnam
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Tho
Washington
Paris
Nguyen van Thieu
Saat
Thien
Tut
Thieu
Nixon
Tokyo
Kakuei Tanaka
Honolulu
North Vietnam
Miami Beach
Ziegler
ABA Tells U S Stay Out Of No Fault Auto Insurance
The American Bar Association backs a nationwide no fault auto insurance plan with up to $2000 in medical and wage recovery for injuries, while allowing lawsuits for pain and suffering. A federal law is opposed, urging state action instead. Massachusetts already restricts pain and suffering claims. The plan would reduce court suits but maintain some damages through court review.
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San Francisco
American Bar Association
House of Delegates
ABA
Massachusetts
National Conference of Commissioners On Uniform State Laws
Dallas AP Notes Old Air Service Rules For Pilots
Dallas AP reports on vintage U S Air Service regulations from 1920 guiding Love Field pilots. Rules include taxiing care, tail lifting, goggle care, avoiding hedge hops, not wearing spurs while dying, distrust in altitude instruments, preventing fuel leaks, and landing at once during emergencies.
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Dallas
Love Field
U.S
U.S. Announces Massive Agnes Flood Aid Plan
Washington reports a two bill package to aid Agnes victims and South Dakota floods. President Nixon is expected to sign. One measure forgives up to 500 in initial loans and forgives up to 5000 of debt with 1 percent interest under certain conditions.
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Washington
South Dakota
Nixon
U.S
Dock Workers Vote Split in Endangered Strike Fallout
In London 42000 longshoremen called off a 20 day strike but militants accused a sellout. Delegates reportedly approved a settlement 53 to 30, yet clashes with police and taunts at TWU head Jack Jones followed the announcement.
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London
Britain
Transport Workers’ Union
Jack Jones
TWU
Jones
Blood Drive Misses Goal At Corry YMCA
Yesterday's Red Cross blood drive at the Corry YMCA collected 108 units of blood, short of the 135 unit goal. Officials credited the new scheduling program for moving the process though 118 people registered and 10 were deferred, with 90 percent donating as assigned. 24 first time donors, 16 under 18, participated. organizers hope for a higher quota in October, potentially 180 units.
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American Red Cross
Corry Ymca
Red Cross
Thomas Grice
Blood
Corry
Grice
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Tate
Corry Evening Journal
Pennsylvania
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Boy
Potsdam
James Lyman
Pryor
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